Do atrial premature beats necessarily need treatment?

Atrial premature beats refer to atrial extrasystoles. Atrial extrasystoles do not necessarily need treatment. Whether treatment is needed should be judged in combination with actual conditions.

If the clinical symptoms of atrial extrasystoles are not obvious, they appear after emotional agitation and strenuous exercise. After recovery, they can gradually improve. There is no organic disease in cardiac function. At this time, treatment is not needed. If the clinical symptoms of patients are obvious, such as palpitations, chest tightness, dizziness, syncope, etc., and the attacks are frequent, they can occur without any incentive, accompanied by organic diseases, cardiac function is affected, and timely treatment is needed, otherwise it will affect physical health.